anyone have advice for lactose intolerance in their diet. Im level 2 2400 calories and i cant go near dairy ..i was wondering if i could swap out the calories i would have gotten from dairy for protein calories or fruit or carbs. any advice would much be appreciated.
How animals are raised for meat production and the impact that the conventional livestock industry has on the environment should also be considered when making food purchasing choices. Mainstream livestock production is a disgusting, criminal industry. Vote against it by spending your dollars on ethically raised animals.
I don't think Chicken's bodies use sunlight to make vitamin D, it happens in human beings, we can make it in their skin but a Chicken, unless it has been shaved isn't showing any skin. Relatively few animals use sunlight to make vitamin D, as most are covered in a coat, whereas humans are as bald as a Chicken (excuse the pun, couldn't resist)!!
Anyway, I have to admit that when cutting open a boiled egg I can see the difference between Organic and Free Ranged compared to commercial....
...range eggs which have dull yellow yolks, the Free Ranged and Organic produce has orange yolks...interesting hey! Surprised that no animal activist has picked up on this little nuance!
'Some people think that Vitamin D is part of the rays in sunshine. Therefore, common wisdom has said that given a few hours a day of full spectrum light, birds will be healthful and happy. The truth of this matter is simple: birds require sunlight for health, and receive all of the Vitamin D they require from balanced dietary sources. The rest is a myth.' I am quoting here.
Chickens do not use sunlight to make Vitamin D. There are only a handful of animals that do.
There is for sure. Search for food a "coop" in your area online. Also search google for "farmers markets" in your area or state. That should get you far.
Thanks for the video! I began purchasing organic free run eggs (Burnbrae Farms Naturegg brand) a few weeks ago after seeing a documentary on television concerning the wellbeing of chickens raised in conventional commercial farms.
I LOVE your video's as well - and the great recipes! (actually I mentioned your new cook book and smoothie recipes in part 2 titled "BEST way to eat eggs")
So the brown eggs are from chickens that aren't caged?
lalobedolla1 2 months ago
I take omega 3 supplements...... changed my life.....
TamaNewb 5 months ago
You should look for 'pasture' chickens. Simply having cage free on the box does not mean the chickens are outdoors eating bugs!
jfbenzl 6 months ago
anyone have advice for lactose intolerance in their diet. Im level 2 2400 calories and i cant go near dairy ..i was wondering if i could swap out the calories i would have gotten from dairy for protein calories or fruit or carbs. any advice would much be appreciated.
brianpez 1 year ago
Every one should try Gifted Earth Original's Organic Egg White Protein Powder. Comes in 4 flavors and is good protein!!
pinkflower2392 1 year ago
Subscribed. Epic info. I love it when people open eyes. Keep em coming. :)
mobilemelbourne 1 year ago
Thank you very much for this upload. Your cause is not gone unnoticed. Keep making them videos man.
lxbrownnproudxl 1 year ago
This video is great, thanks! How did you find all your info?
P90PRINCESS 1 year ago
Great video! Very true easy to follow.
P90PRINCESS 1 year ago
Should I just eat the shell? :D
Uouttooo 1 year ago
You're handsome. Where do you live?
Anyways, enough of that, thanks for the video. I knew eggs weren't bad for me.
LifeOfTheParty323 1 year ago
it is pretty cheap/ez to have your own free range chickens in your backyard :D
BabyButtLOL 2 years ago
Cholesterol is your friend. It is a Nutrient !
Squabbles10 2 years ago 3
@Squabbles10 there a bad and good cholesterol this is what youlk does, replacing bad by good one.
lay4life 1 year ago
smart guy
Chilla4Sho 2 years ago
6 eggs for $5? they are not your frenz!
youlance29 2 years ago
bullshit!! all money making !!
yaytalap 2 years ago
Not to mention salmonella is only present on the egg shell - so how they're handled/stored is relevant.
istotatora 2 years ago
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NorthCentralMass 2 years ago
he s cute
latinyong 3 years ago
Like u i guess
M0B33N 2 years ago
How animals are raised for meat production and the impact that the conventional livestock industry has on the environment should also be considered when making food purchasing choices. Mainstream livestock production is a disgusting, criminal industry. Vote against it by spending your dollars on ethically raised animals.
888zzz 3 years ago
I don't think Chicken's bodies use sunlight to make vitamin D, it happens in human beings, we can make it in their skin but a Chicken, unless it has been shaved isn't showing any skin. Relatively few animals use sunlight to make vitamin D, as most are covered in a coat, whereas humans are as bald as a Chicken (excuse the pun, couldn't resist)!!
Anyway, I have to admit that when cutting open a boiled egg I can see the difference between Organic and Free Ranged compared to commercial....
chrissaboy 3 years ago
...range eggs which have dull yellow yolks, the Free Ranged and Organic produce has orange yolks...interesting hey! Surprised that no animal activist has picked up on this little nuance!
chrissaboy 3 years ago
Believe it or not but birds actually do produce Vitamin D from sunlight.
ParanoidGallows 3 years ago
'Some people think that Vitamin D is part of the rays in sunshine. Therefore, common wisdom has said that given a few hours a day of full spectrum light, birds will be healthful and happy. The truth of this matter is simple: birds require sunlight for health, and receive all of the Vitamin D they require from balanced dietary sources. The rest is a myth.' I am quoting here.
Chickens do not use sunlight to make Vitamin D. There are only a handful of animals that do.
chrissaboy 3 years ago
we get Vit D from sun and from food.
However, we dont really need much to survive.
Thus we dont need much light.
But we perform better with sun light and natural environments with sunlight as opposed to in a basement jail cell.
yea the vitamin d argument for chickens is bs as they have feathers. lol
majortom321 3 years ago
very informative...straight forward information...no bs....excellent...keep it coming man.
flex2000i 3 years ago 5
im vegetarian so right on man
wormtail113 3 years ago
very informative, these types of videos are a big help...
StrengthCoachDan 3 years ago 2
Do you have your own channel?
JakartaInFlames 3 years ago
That's yolk
B0thergirl 3 years ago
I was wondering ... is there a way i can find a local farm in my area... its hard to find good meet and eggs around here... thanks !
Jenbug123 3 years ago
There is for sure. Search for food a "coop" in your area online. Also search google for "farmers markets" in your area or state. That should get you far.
PaulChekLive 3 years ago
Very informative. Thanks. I recently started buying "Born Free" free range eggs at my local supermarket and a dozen eggs are $3.00
elysefamilant 3 years ago
Pure and Simple...best way to get the message across!! Great Job!!
ostkuk 3 years ago
Thanks for the video! I began purchasing organic free run eggs (Burnbrae Farms Naturegg brand) a few weeks ago after seeing a documentary on television concerning the wellbeing of chickens raised in conventional commercial farms.
sakuraevolution 3 years ago
Thanks man I appreciate it!
I LOVE your video's as well - and the great recipes! (actually I mentioned your new cook book and smoothie recipes in part 2 titled "BEST way to eat eggs")
JFHEALTHYandFit 3 years ago
We'll be posting part II of this video in a few days!
PaulChekLive 3 years ago
awesome video bro - keep em coming!!!
I favorited this!!!
healthyurbankitchen 3 years ago